7th Annual Kyser Miree Fishing Tourney June 10 at The Wharf

The 7th Annual Kyser Miree Memorial Fishing Tournament will be held on Saturday, June 10 at The Wharf in Orange Beach. Tickets are $30 for adults and $20 for juniors including a t-shirt. Prizes include art by Frank Ledbetter and Hank Buffkin, K2 coolers, polar bear coolers, Shimano reels and other rod & reel combos.
Adult categories include red snapper, slot redfish, king mackerel and speckled trout. Children’s categories include red snapper, croaker, spanish mackerel and white trout.
The weigh station at The Wharf Marina will be open from 10 a.m. ‘til 5 p.m.
Buy tickets online at kysertournament.com or locally at The Wharf Marina Store, Sportsman Marine in Fairhope or SanRoc Cay Marina. For more info, call 251-656-3243 or 251-753-0911.
Born on December 2, 1986, Kyser Miree lived a life full of exploration, joy and giving. Raised in Birmingham, Kyser had a passion for hunting, fishing, skiing and music. He loved his parents deeply and considered his younger brother to be his best friend.
Kyser attended The Altamont School in Birmingham, graduating in 2005, where he served as a model leader while excelling at athletics and in the classroom. Kyser went on to Vanderbilt University and in his time there served as President of the Tennessee Nu chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, President of the Mechanical Engineering Honor Society, and Vice President of the Vanderbilt Aerospace Club. He graduated magna cum laude and went on to work for the Chevron Corporation in Mobile.
Kyser’s incredible life came to a senseless end on April 17, 2010 during an attempted robbery of Kyser’s home by four teenage gang members in Mobile. He is survived by family and friends who wake each day missing their loving son and brother, their caring friend and their faithful fishing buddy. Please keep Kyser and his family in your prayers.
Kyser was a founding member of the Rotaract Club of the Mobile Bay Area. His short tenure with the group left a lasting impression and he will continue to be remembered through fond memories and the tournament.
​ Proceeds from the Kyser Miree Memorial Fishing Tournament benefit the Kyser Miree Scholarship Fund at the College of Engineering at Vanderbilt University as well Rotaract’s many on-going projects with child-welfare organizations such as Wilmer Hall Children’s Home, St. Mary’s Home, Collins-Rhodes Elementary School, and Prichard Preparatory School. ​